Boeing has identified a new durability issue on the GE9X engines powering the 777-9, but the company says certification testing continues and first delivery remains planned for 2027.
Aircraft Manufacturers
Airbus has warned that escalating trade tensions between Washington and Beijing are already causing tangible harm to its industrial operations and financial performance.
Airbus is nearing a landmark A220 agreement with AirAsia that could reshape the airline’s regional network and fleet strategy.
Passenger advocates are urging faster action on a Boeing 787 design flaw that allows lavatory water leaks to threaten critical electrical systems.
Global aircraft lessor Avolon has forecast a potential new commercial aircraft program launch in 2027, as manufacturers respond to sustained airline profitability and long-term capacity shortages.
Bombardier has secured European Union Aviation Safety Agency certification for the Global 8000, completing its full set of global regulatory approvals.
Italy revises GCAP fighter costs to $21.8 billion, sparking political debate as parliament reviews funding for the 2035 jet.
Cathay Pacific plans a rare A321neo cabin redesign that removes seats to improve economy legroom, lavatories, and crew space starting in 2026.
European regulators have started in-flight evaluations of China’s domestically developed COMAC C919 narrowbody jet, marking a critical phase in its long-running certification effort with Europe.
Boeing has entered the final phase of certification flight testing for its largest narrowbody aircraft, the 737 MAX 10, as of January 9, 2026.